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Find the Right Plan For You

Enjoy more of what you love to do online: social media, video clips, and more

What's a gig and why should I care?

Think of a gig like a bushel. Just as a bushel measures the amount of grain grown, a gig simply measures the amount of data used. And, like a bushel, a gig is pretty big. With one gig (or GB), you can send and receive a million emails. But what about the things that eat up a lot of data?

What can you do with a gig?

What plan fits your lifestyle?

No matter which plan you choose (10, 15, or 20 GB/month), you'll enjoy email, social media posts, and Web page views. But what about the other things that consume much more data – photos, music and videos? Of course, you're not going to do just one thing each month, but the following chart gives you an idea of what you can do with each plan.

What can you do
with 10 GB/month?

Good for Internet browsing, emailing, and sharing photos!

Photos Send 3,330 normal-quality digital photos (1,000 high-resolution)

Music Download 2,500 high-quality songs from iTunes (370 hours of Internet radio)

Videos Enjoy 15 hours of standard-definition Netflix movies/shows (3 hours hi-def)

What can you do
with 15 GB/month?

Great for listening to music, watching standard-definition videos, sharing photos, and more!

Photos Send 4,995 normal-quality digital photos (1,500 high-resolution)

Music Download 3,750 high-quality songs from iTunes (555 hours of Internet radio)

Videos Enjoy 23 hours of standard-definition Netflix movies/shows (5 hours hi-def)

What can you do
with 20 GB/month?

Perfect for a large family of users who engage in heavy Internet use, watch movies or download music, and more!

Photos Send 6,660 normal-quality digital photos (2,000 high-resolution)

Music Download 5,000 high-quality songs from iTunes (740 hours of Internet radio)

Videos Enjoy 30 hours of standard-definition Netflix movies/shows (7 hours hi-def)

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